what is difference between Advantix and Advantix ll
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They say that the Advantix 2 covers move. Like ticks, Mosquitos. It does more prevention.
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I dont know,but they prob changed it it because fleas get used to and will overcome any one formulation!Other than that, to raise the price!
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James Evans' answer seems spot on and was very helpful. I am a big fan of K9 Advantix (and Advantix II). Since switching from Frontline, my dog has had not one single tick, flea, or other nastiness, so I won't be switching any time soon.
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Seeking to improve upon the original product, Bayer released a new version called K9 Advantix II. The new version has all the same ingredients as the original but has an additional ingredient called IGR, or Insect Growth Regulator. The insect growth regulator, which is known as pyriproxyfen, was added to the formula to make it a more complete flea and tick killing solution. The IGR ingredient makes it possible to kill fleas and ticks in all of their life stages. This is the main difference between regular K9 Advantix and K9 Advantix II. K9 Advantix II kills fleas and ticks in whatever stage of life they are in when the product is applied to your dog. So not only will all living fleas be killed, but all their eggs, pupae, and larvae will be eliminated as well. The entire flea life cycle is targeted, making sure they can never mature. The topical formula also contains imidacloprid and permethrin which kill or repel on contact, which basically means that if a flea or tick gets close to your dog and tries to get into their fur, they will be repelled or even killed before they can enter your dog's coat. Other pests that K9 Advantix II also repels or kills include mosquitoes, biting flies, and chewing lice. The regular K9 Advantix product cannot kill flea eggs, pupae, and larvae. So fleas and ticks have to hatch and become live before the formula can actually kill them. This is the key difference between the old Advantix and the new formula. Although the old K9 Advantix product is still available for purchase, the new K9 Advantix II has become more popular and is now more widely available.
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There is no difference...this is an amazing brand of erytherol granules highly recommend it!
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Sorry it took so long to answer. My understanding is the only difference is the scent. Both smell fine. The Kleen Free is the new scent. A little fresher smell.
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Not any difference at all. with this one you could add a curl station and a leg station attachment. Not sure if you could with the other.
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I do not recall the difference. Since I take it to prevent the buildup of "sludge" following gallbladder surgery and Cholacol was not available I decided it was better than nothing. There was also something about the ingredients that made me think it would do what I intended. I have not run it by my homeopath. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
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I don't know if there is much of a difference between them, they are both supposed to be capable of the same thing. I have always used the supracolor II since it is what I am familiar with. I wonder if the others are a bit softer? That would be my guess.
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I cannot answer what the difference would be since I am not a doctor. I can tell you my son wanted it to be the lower teeth thinking he could speak better with it in. When the kit came, it was for upper teeth and we took the impression and had it made for uppers. He really likes it! He does lisp a little if it is in but since he only needs to wear it for sleeping or long car rides with stress, he is still quite happy. I would say it is a personal decision whether to make one for the upper or the lower teeth.
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Been trying to find a definitive answer myself. First, both models use the same replacement bulb cartridge (SP6000SB) with the same expected lifetime, so "I" would expect the output to be equal. However, I found this same question answered twice (ambiguously) on the Remington Pro Plus site: Answer #1 (from consumerservice, Madison, WI, USA)(7 mo ago): Thank you for your inquiry. The i-Light Pro Plus includes an extra replacement cartridge. Answer #2 (also from consumerservice, Madison, WI, USA)(5 mo ago): iLight Pro Temporary Results (6mo) Includes one (1) Lamp Cartridge (2-3 "full body" treatments) One (1) treatment head iLight ProPlus DRTV Exclusive Permanent Results* Includes two (2) lamp cartridges and two (2) treatment heads - perfect for sharing! *i-Light Pro Plus is FDA cleared for Permanent Hair Reduction ------------------------------------------------ Just to further muddy the waters, "permanent" removal means a 66% reduction. So, my personal opinion and unsubstantiated conclusion is that "USA" in the part number means same results, different promise to avoid lawsuits. (I could be wrong, wrong, wrong!)
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The HLT5087SAX has the LED light engine which removes the rainbow effect and also has a 20,000 hour life span. While the older model uses the normal DLP light bulb which has to be replaced every couple of years or so.
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the difference is the maker CR is basically generic and DL is made and used by Duracell. Hope this helps
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I have used both and there appears to be no difference. I will continue to use this product as I said, it does help.
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Seresto protects against fleas, ticks and flea eggs, but Frontline also protects against lice, so if you need that protection, it may be better to stick with the Frontline. I would check with my vet before using the products together. Seresto contains the same drugs as those in the Advantix drops, and I would think that there may be some interactions pairing those with the Frontline drops.
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There's no difference. It's really just a marketing/rebranding idea designed to boost sales when the name was changed. Sadly, Nioxin no longer makes these supplements and the company doesn't give a clear, reasonable explanation WHY. They were actually the ONLY high potency HairSkinNail supplement that didn't break my face out so far. Currently, I'm using a brand that works just as well, but I'm still looking for that one brand that will do the job without the facial breakouts.
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I am sorry, I don't know. I only use Frontline Plus on my own dogs. This was ordered for a rural animal shelter that can't afford Frontline or Advantix. This is all that they use and if there had been any problems; they would not still be using it.
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I do not know technically what the difference is, I just got them for my father, who suffers from severe lower leg cramps. They are just the right size, light and comfortable for him. The instructions are in Japanese, but it is easy to figure out how they work. They have 3 speeds and work great.
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Only speaking from my own experience, I am not aware of any difference at all. Except for the price and there is a huge difference in that, even including the shipping cost. I was taking another generic version in 400mg tablet form. Had to take three of them at a dose and they were hard to swallow. This product is 600mg capsule. I just take two and they are easy to swallow. Several years ago my Primary Care Physician prescribed (at first I believe it was by prescription) Guaifenesin for me. I was told to take 1200mg every 12 hours. At first I was reluctant to take it a lot, but over time I found that it really helped me to keep from getting sicker as I had always done in the past. This product is the best Guaifenesin I have found yet.
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I'm not sure, but I think the only difference is the solvent package that comes with it, I would think they are the same machines?? Like I said I'm really not sure though.